Sierra

If you were born into a very rich Korean household, you are called a chaebol.

To most people, that word sounds glamorous, powerful, and enviable. When they hear it, their eyes light up as if you’ve just won the lottery of life. They imagine private jets, endless money, influence that bends the world, and doors that open without knocking. They want the lifestyle. They want the connections. They want to be you, or at the very least, stand close enough to benefit from your shadow. Even people who secretly dislike you will smile at you, tolerate you, befriend you, simply because of the name you carry.

But what they...